Republicans Refuse Fusion In Inter Mountain Letter
The Helena Record warns Montana Republicans to avoid fusion with Democrats and criticizes efforts to trade party principles for senate seats. It argues party discipline, avoids alienating voters, and commends loyal GOP leaders who won November 7.
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Helena
Inter Mountain
Ter Mountain
Regublicans
Montana
Republican Party
Senate
W. A. Clark
F. A. Holnge
Horshees
McKinley
Standard Oil Company
Jos. K. Toole
Episcopal Church Moves Against Divorce Tide
The Episcopal church denounces rising divorce rates and proposes stricter canons to bar remarriage after divorce. Bishop McLaren cites public morality decline and urges ecclesiastical legislation to deter divorce while preserving penitent offenders in church. The plan seeks to curb court petitions and restore marriage's sanctity.
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Episcopal Church
United States
New York City
McLaren
Chicago
Fragmentary political lament from The Inter Mountain
The excerpt glances at fusion politics and confidence amid criticism of party manipulation. It hints at independence versus fusion influence and warns against listening to siren voices while urging senators to beware manipulation by moneyed interests.
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Inter Mountain
Pacy Reollee
The Greatest Nation and Its Global View
The United States shows a census gain of 13,011,404 in ten years reaching 76,295,220. European observers note the vast electorate with 14,000,000 ballots cast, making a record plebiscite. Comparisons to France, the United Kingdom, and Germany illustrate large U S voter shares and rising wealth.
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United States
Europe
London
France
United Kingdom
Germany
Boers Will Accept Result of the War Says Kruger
New York Tribune reports Kruger in Marseilles denying a concession to Britain. He states that Boers will resist but may accept war’s outcome, with many resistant yet not bent on extermination. Public sentiment abroad favors strong stand, while in Britain support remains broad for victory and continuing pressure on the war.
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Francis Jerrokt
Ite Hocett
Sadalierys
Dietriet
Bishege
Epicvopal Church
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New York Tribune
Kreuger
Europe
Great Britain
Marseilles
Dave
Dijon
Lonton
China
Halons
Britta
Hur Fae
Mloemfontein
Pretoria
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Empire
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United States Wealth Growth and Navy Name Change
The piece compares per inhabitant wealth and savings in the United States and Great Britain, noting U S wealth at 91 billion dollars and Britain at 50 billion with higher per capita earnings. It also reports Nevada honor for the 1900s monitor, Connecticut protests, and a Senate symposium on education. Justice Brown comments on tobacco’s social role amid anti-cigarette law debates.
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United States
Navy Department
Connecticut
Bath Tran Works
Navy
Nevada
Stewart
Secretary of the Navy
Justice Brown
Supreme Court of
Political Locomotor Ataxia Mentioned in Mr Heinze
Mr Heinze is described as suffering political locomotor ataxia and insists he set out for the Republican camp, revealing confusion over his party alignment and public stance. The remark frames a partisan dispute as a medical metaphor, illustrating a notable political controversy.
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Heinzes
Royal Saxon charm and Beaconsfield relics in odd notices
The Sketch notes Dresden courtesy toward visitors at the Royal Schloss and the king and queen preferring Villa Strehlen, now in Silesia at Sibyll hort. An Earl of Beaconsfield relic pony chaise sold cheaply at Hughenden auctions. A granite bowlder from the River Toes bed honors Dr Mansom.
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Dresden
Royal Schloss
Strehlen
Carola
Silesia
Sibyllhort
Brunswick
Earl of Beaconsfield
Hughenden Bucks
England
Tt. T. Manson
F. G
Public Park and Stone Transfer Noted in Darlington
A public park item describes a twelve ton stone from Shap Westmorland placed above Winston Bridge on Tees bedrock. H C Frick donated a valuable estate to Kingsley Home Association of Pittsburg for youth welfare. Also reported, Rev. W C Jones resigns after accusing Deacon John S Williams of frequent Sunday sleep during services.
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Darlington
Shap
Westmorland
Winston Bridge
Tees
H.C. Frick
Kingsley Home Association
Pittsburg
Penn
W. C. Jones
First Congregational Church of
Sharon, Fenn
John 8
Williama
Jones
Williams
The Spice of Life and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of jokes and quips from various newspapers. A pastor resignation, a renown preacher, a child’s language, a scare about whooping cough, a dramatic asylum scene, a bank clerk theft, a quip about Chinese discovery, a hung jury, and a Chinese punishment joke.
The Green Road and the City Voices
A reflective piece contrasts broad green paths with solemn gray streets and bustling city sounds. It speaks of longing, love regret, and the struggle between inner songs and outward appearances in urban life. The speaker questions whether true cheer can emerge from city voices and whether art can thrive amid public pity.
The worn roads and restless heart in Chambers’s Journal
A fragment from Chambers's Journal portrays restless living and longing for happiness as the speaker travels between gray and green roads, desiring detachment from sadness and seeking a brighter join with life. The lines mix imagery of summer sun and memory with a quest for pleasure beyond familiar streets.
Ten Dollars and a Cooperative Cookery in Longwood
In Longwood suburb of Chicago ten families forming a cooperative restaurant employ a cook two dining room girls a dishwasher and a second cook with two women rotating daily duties. Members praise the plan saying it saves labor avoids odors and yields timely meals. Neighbors remark on a man who inherited $100000 visiting friends advising on investments.
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Longwood
Chicago
Chicago Times
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